I thought Scorpion 1 and 2 were highlights of Voyagers run.Best season opener? Maybe excluding pilots.
I am thinking of Scorpion II.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/the-classic-star-trek-episode-gene-roddenberry-hated
The great season 3 episode "Family" is 30 years old today. Here's a great new article about it, how how Gene Roddenberry hated it, because it wasn't star trek, and family members wouldn't have bad blood in the 24th century....
No love for VOY, ENT?Star Trek made in the previous century (TOS, TNG, DS9) :
Great.
Star Trek made in this century (the rest) :
Crap.
No love for VOY, ENT?
There's quite a few fantastic episodes of VoyagerThey’re not offensively bad like the modern so-called trek, of course. Leagues better than the current shit. There are elements & characters I like here & there. But ultimately, they fail the real test of a show: Do I want to do a complete series rewatch? Nah. Rewatch TOS, TNG, & DS9? Hell yeah.
Show meThese are Klingons?
I felt like Voyager started out slow early on, with poorly developed characters, but unlike TNG and DS9 those characters never developed into a cast we could really like. The characters sucked for the entire 7 year existence of the show, and on top of that the writing was much weaker than TNG or DS9 in the later years of those shows.There's quite a few fantastic episodes of Voyager
But there's even more absolutely terrible episodes
I felt like Voyager started out slow early on, with poorly developed characters, but unlike TNG and DS9 those characters never developed into a cast we could really like. The characters sucked for the entire 7 year existence of the show, and on top of that the writing was much weaker than TNG or DS9 in the later years of those shows.
Voyager would have been a shitload better with those characters, and DS9 would be annoying as shit with some well-written episodes.let's put the Voyager crew in deep space nine situation and the deep space nine crew in Voyager situation
TNG really took off after Micheal Pillar got involved in season 3. They knew around then, that Gene was mostly getting in the way, so they still let him be part of the process, and showed him early stories they were breaking, but then Berman would basically hide production from him.Great article. Wow, sometimes I really think it is amazing how successful TNG became despite Roddenberry.
Also, and it sucks to write this, but had he lived, we'd probably never have seen DS9.
I felt like Voyager started out slow early on, with poorly developed characters, but unlike TNG and DS9 those characters never developed into a cast we could really like. The characters sucked for the entire 7 year existence of the show, and on top of that the writing was much weaker than TNG or DS9 in the later years of those shows.
The latest lower decks was a fantastic love letter to the Star Trek films.